I have assigned my “Introduction to Old Testament” students to interview a “real biblical scholar.” Students will collaboratively come up with questions for their interviews during October, and conduct their interviews by phone or Skype in early November. They will then write a report on their interview. Here is how I describe the report to [...]
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Summary: toward a particular kind of open-access Introduction to the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament).
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Summary: Student blogging in introductory Hebrew Bible studies.
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These are some of the learning outcomes I am imagining for “Introduction to Old Testament.” What learning outcomes are important to you in your teaching or learning?
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Welcome to Anumma! Give me a week or so to get everything into place: blogroll, preferred settings, first post. Soon, I’ll be blogging on studies in Hebrew Bible, on practices in teaching higher education, and occasionally on other things that I’ll want to persuade you to find exciting. Thanks for stopping, and don’t go far. [...]
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